Investigative video production meets digital forensics in this on-site Toronto role with CBC News. Create mobile-first stories for English Services audiences.
As Video Producer, Scams Unit, you will support CBC News investigations into scams and deceptive marketing practices. Reporting to a senior producer, you will combine enterprise journalism, video verification, OSINT research, and modern editing. Your work will also support the visual investigations team and help Canadians understand complex threats.
Key Responsibilities:
- Produce vertical explainers for mobile and streaming platforms
- Verify videos, geolocate footage, and source photographs
- Track crypto wallets and investigate fraudulent companies
- Pitch, script, film, and host visual stories
- Collaborate with investigative journalists during daily pitch meetings
Requirements:
- Minimum five years of comparable journalism experience
- Advanced open-source research and digital forensics proficiency
- Visual verification experience using geolocation and chronolocation
- Excellent Adobe Premiere and motion graphics skills
- Professional English and willingness to work varied hours
Bring investigative journalism, visual verification, and fast-paced mobile storytelling skills to CBC News's Toronto Scams Unit.
Investigative Video Producer Scams Unit in Toronto employer: Radio Canada
CBC/Radio-Canada is an exceptional employer that fosters a dynamic and inclusive work culture, making it an ideal place for professionals passionate about storytelling and journalism. With a commitment to employee growth, you will have access to various development opportunities while working in a vibrant environment that values collaboration and innovation. Located in the heart of Canada, this role offers the unique advantage of contributing to national news coverage across multiple platforms, ensuring your work has a meaningful impact on audiences nationwide.
